Items Tagged ‘surgery’
May 21, 2019
Former Mayo Patient ‘Breaking Bread’ From Coast to Coast In the Name of Helping Others
By In the Loop 
Despite having a leg amputated as a result of an injury in Afghanistan, Army Special Forces member Jarrid Collins is determined to live life on his own terms, which means connecting with and serving others.
Tags: Amputation, Mayo Clinic in Arizona, surgery
April 7, 2016
By In the Loop
During a break from a busy day in the operating room, colleagues nabbed Peter Gloviczki, M.D., for a quick photo op. It was a moment surely worth capturing. Dr. Gloviczki reached a milestone few others have when he completed his 10,000th surgical procedure since joining the staff of Mayo Clinic. Jennifer Ohm, a surgical nurse […]
February 6, 2014
Most 13-year-old girls wouldn’t see having a scar down the middle of their chest as, well, cool. Lola Montilla, however, is not most 13-year-old girls. When she sees the scar left from surgery to repair the heart defect she was born with, she says it’s a reminder that what doesn’t kill us makes us stronger. […]
Tags: Ebstein's anomaly, Joseph Dearani, surgery